Description

TAU_ENABLE_INSTRUMENTATION macro re-enables all TAU instrumentation. All instances of functions and statements that occur between the disable/enable section are ignored by TAU. This allows a user to limit the trace size, if the macros are used to disable recording of a set of iterations that have the same characteristics as, for example, the first recorded instance.

Example

C/C++ :

int main(int argc, char **argv) { 
  foo();
  TAU_DISABLE_INSTRUMENTATION();
  for (int i =0; i < N; i++) { 
    bar();  // not recorded
  }
  TAU_ENABLE_INSTRUMENTATION();
  bar(); // recorded
} 
    

Fortran :

call TAU_DISABLE_INSTRUMENTATION()
...
call TAU_ENABLE_INSTRUMENTATION()
    

See Also

TAU_DISABLE_INSTRUMENTATION, TAU_ENABLE_GROUP, TAU_DISABLE_GROUP, TAU_INIT, TAU_PROFILE_INIT